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Sirene – Issue 11 - Print Matters!
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Sirene – Issue 10 - Print Matters!
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Sirene – Issue 11 - Print Matters!
Sirene – Issue 11 - Print Matters!
Sirene – Issue 11 - Print Matters!
Sirene – Issue 11 - Print Matters!

Sirene – Issue 11

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Sirene #11 (Autumn 2020)

32x23.8 cm / 100 pages / printed on paper made from recycled algae

Features:

Blue Humanities. The Ocean of Square Sails. Under the Sign of Alicudi. Bryan Di Salvatore. Nineteen Ways of Looking at a Wave. The Sea on Foot. Folegandros. The White Ships. San Blas Archipelago: the Water Lands of the Guna.

 

Sirene Magazine is a bi-annual publication tailored for those people who feel close to the sea even when they are far away from it. The magazine approaches the water from every angle: emotional, cultural and scientific. Through new aesthetics and new ethics with respect to the sea, encourages better care of the oceans. The paper is made from algae, hinting at saltiness or sand. For every half kilo of fresh algae, a kilo of wood is saved. The magazine references the sea in its layouts too and it’s designed to be collected.
Sirene – Issue 10 - Print Matters!
Sirene – Issue 10 - Print Matters!
Sirene – Issue 10 - Print Matters!
Sirene – Issue 10 - Print Matters!
Sirene – Issue 10 - Print Matters!
Sirene – Issue 10 - Print Matters!

Sirene – Issue 10

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Features:

Ocean Pools. Among the Waves of Mayumi Oda. The Sky Above the Boats. High Latitudes: Integrity at the End of the World. Paddle Your Own Kayak. Oxides. Surfing Explorer Peter Troy. Sand: Between Land and Sea.

 

32x23.8 cm / 100 pages / printed on paper made from recycled algae

Sirene Magazine is a bi-annual publication tailored for those people who feel close to the sea even when they are far away from it. The magazine approaches the water from every angle: emotional, cultural and scientific. Through new aesthetics and new ethics with respect to the sea, encourages better care of the oceans. The paper is made from algae, hinting at saltiness or sand. For every half kilo of fresh algae, a kilo of wood is saved. The magazine references the sea in its layouts too and it’s designed to be collected.